Monday, October 17, 2011

How to solve the indefinite integral of the function y=/x*square root[(ln x)^2-1]?

To solve the indefinite integral, we'll replace ln x by
t:


ln x = t


We'll
differentiate both sides:


dx/x =
dt


We'll re-write the integral in the new variable
t:


Int dx/x*sqrt[(lnx)^2 - 1] = Int
dt/sqrt(t^2-1)


Int dt/sqrt(t^2-1) = ln|t + sqrt(t^2-1)| +
C


The indefinite integral is: Int
dx/x*sqrt[(lnx)^2 - 1] = ln|ln x + sqrt[(lnx)^2 - 1]| +
C

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